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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
Gnlbroiberie 9epartenteltt
GpiBeit 9epartellteltt.

lfi9e golfer, an ibnt b0rtiber ltnb als
enbli6 bic leu9tenben punfte am 6o=
ri5onte auftauGten unb ndber un6 ndber
tamen, Bis ber 3ug itampfenb unb brau.
fenb in ben 8aubbof einfubr, ba glaub.
te 2eutbolb unter benz i1neibenben
gfiff auiammeu3ubre9en, Der iein Obr
aerriB. Mit lebter 2raft f9pang ct
ii6 bic boben Stufen bitauf unb Der
fdwar5e, rotbdusige &ettungseugeI aller
Siebe unb M6rber entfaltete feline quail.
menben Gitti@e unb i@naubte nit i'm,
BON bannen.
Run mar ct geborgen. Den eiiernen
pfab, ben er nit benz feurigen llnges
tbam bsrfoIgte, fonnte teine Na6feuung
bur9freu5en, als 0er eleftrii9e Tunte,
Der ibm borauseilenb iein GignaIement
in bic Melt tragen unb tbun bic Ser.
baftung auf elmer Station 3u3ieben
fonnte. 9p6 au9 bapor bielt er ii1
fi6er, benn Niemanb puBte, tpeI6en
We9 er nebme. I'm bic Na9forf9un.
gen ire au Ieiten, bate ct elm Billet Big
auf cine tpeitabliegenbe Station bes
linten &beinufers genommen, ipdbrenb
ct in geraber &i6tung Gamburg 3u unb
sunddit nod 9anDber elite, url feline
So9ter aug BEN Snifitut su bolen.
Gs mar cine talte, umbeimli9e Na9t.
Gr f9lummerte Elm paar Mal, iiber.
wdltigt BON Mfibigteit, elm. Damn
glaubte er fi@ gu 5diffe, bDn ben Wels
len gef6aufeIt, in elmer Gaiite uno
otbnete erlei9ert auf, benn nun par
ia ale Nnglt boriiber. llno tpie man
fonit nod elmer iiberifanbenen @eia9r
iagt: SEPT iit er auf benz Srofenen!
10 fonnte er umsefebrt frobloden, boB
CT nun auf bem WafIer lei. = Da
f9rie aber jeoesrnal elm grauiamer
S6affner 5ur Sbtr berein unb rief ibm
nit ieineni eint6ni9en Giinf Wfinuten
NufenibaIt! oas 8etnuBtiein auriid,
baB er mod auf benz 2anbe, auf feinbs
li9em gooen babin triede. go qudlte
ct ii@ bic gauge Na9t atpif6en Wa9en
unb S6lafen. Die iibrigen Reiienben
betra6teten mitleibis BET benz Haderns
ben Was9onli6t ben blei9en, bartlos
fen Nfanu, ber 10 mott in ieiner gde
lebnte, - ct nubte tpobl re6t trant
iein.
gnoIi9 fdrbte bas Gribrotb ben
9orisout un6 bic unabIsbbaren gbes
men iener Gegenb.
Cine alie Dame, bic in Der Na6t eias
geitieaen mar unb neben 2entboIb fab,
tranf fi6 bur9 olIe Stationen bur9
unb es mamte ibr ben bleihen Wann
f6rmli9 unbeimli1, baB er teinem bers
artigen iroii6en 8ebirfaiB erlag unb
ii1 fOrtpdbrenb regungslos in ieiner
gde belt. Mas mar bas fir elm
Meni9, ber ME ausiiies, ni6ts genoB,
ni9t raudte, ni6ts iprad, nidt einmal
auf Der iibli6e Grage: $50 fnb mir
iebt2 anituOrtete, bic bod fonit INNER
cine unterEaltung er6fnet, neil f9
baum &ebe unb 8esenrebe 70 natiirIi9
aneinanbergefntpft9 Ni9ts berbrioert
10 iebr tuie gemeiniame yta6tfabrt. MGe
9eilenoen i'm Wagen tparen bertrauIi9
getuorben, redten unb oebnten fi9 unb
er3dblten lid, Oh unb tpie tie geidIafen.
yfur Sentbolo i9loB fi9 ab, aIs tpdre
er taub unb itumm.
(6oristuns foIst.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
,,ssur immer arbeit,"

gie biele Grauen arbeiteu icbt mod
in peri6iebenen 5nbuitrie3mtigen =
gang 5u geiGweigen Der 5aulenbe ge-
6ulbiser 6ausfrauen, heren 2eben aus
einer ununterbro6enen Reibe BON glas
dereien beitebt = mel6e an jenen Be.
f@tperben, benen bas ldm11ere Sc.
i9le1t unieriporfen 1T, Ieiben. Sbre
Mnfgaben tuerben b0ppelt bart un6 ID
fig unb ibre 2ebens3eit abgetiirat; bod
bic Rotb 3uinsi fie gum Nusbarren.
9iefen bietet DR.. pieree's rFayorite
Prescription" (2iebIinssperorbnuna)
ein f9eres abbilfsmittel. geseu ole
meibli6en 2eiben 1T iie Elm anberldiiis
ses 6eilmiitel. Bel alien 4potbetern
Su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
Wierter 8ano.
9 tet.

0eutbolO bate bic llnterre6ung ami,
i6en sSobannes unb grneifine big stl
0em Puntte belaufGt, ipo ct eiuiab, baB
Sobannes Gieger bleiben tperbe. Mebrs
mails iiberIegte er, Db er ni@t eintreten
iole, tim bem @efprdb cine anbere
WeHbEng 3ii geben, aber Bel Der gnts
Idloiieubeit MDlners tpuBte er, baB
bies gan5 fru9tlos iDdre unb BOB Sener
ibn finr gum unfreiuilligen 3eugen ieis
iIer MHfIagen MAIDEN tpiiroe. go ifieg
Elm anberer plan In Inn auf, ber, Sos
bonnes 4utpefenbeit bel grneifine al be-
nuben Inn su entfIieben. glIs er bic
lleser5eugung sefaBt batte, baB fein
Spiel berloren iei, raffte ct ben Iebten
SnbdIt ber Raffe 5ufamnlen unb iGrieb
eitiige 3eilen an grneffine, bic iie auf
feiuem 9ifde fiHben follte, tpenn Fe ibn
iuwte. STE Iauteten:
sd babe Dein @efprd6 beIauid)t
uno mar 3euge ber fiji mid ungIiidIi,
den Meu6ung, bic es nabn. Sd fam
nun ni@ts isebr boffeu unb es bleibt
mir utir iibrig, ben 56IpeI au iiberliifen
urlo 80 entfiieberl, tpd5ren0 er BEL Dir
1T. Den 3eit Der Gaiie rebme i'd nit,
uni bie 2eiie 3u beifreiten. Sd tann
lIi6t erif abmarten, BIS M60ner fort in,
Inn Did bdruu su erIu1en, benn oann
D1rt ia bic Sbhr tpieber bemaGt unb
CT Iiebe mid nimmer aus hen Qlauen.
@s b1flDelt liG bier um Ghre unD les
ben, nm bic 2ufiinft meines 3inbes,-
Id BARI nift 36gern. Wenn Du Did
bod nod enti6Iieben iollteii, beute mil
mir 5u geben, 10 finbeif 9u mid auj
BEN B0bnbofe. Su baft nod apei
Gtunben 3eit Big 3ur 9lbIa5rt bes 3us
ges. BIeibft Du bier, 10 tDerbe i'd Sir,
70 baIb i@ fam, bas GeiiegeIb auriid.
fmiden. 2ebe ipobI - unb boifentlid)
Muf Dieberieben!
Rad Dollenouug bieIer 3eile1 idblif
er ieIblf In ben Stall, Iieb anipanneu
anb fubr sur Station. Sn 3tpei Stun.
ben muBte F6 isin G6idfaI entiGeiben.
6aB Ct nur erii i'm Wagen, baan MAJ
er ergeretiet!
Gielelbe 3eit, In Der grneifine In 30,
besuotb rang, bra1te Der, tueIGer al
ibr Web berf@ulbet, In ni9t geringeren
Analen su. Wer ie BEL gtadt bic I'm.
funft zines 3uees lange auf elmer fIei.
men Station eriparten mubte, Der tpeib
lras sWebulo baben1 beiBt. go berum.
iiebeil auf einem bben perron, Dor Ell.
1em eiufamen gdbnbofe, NIT Ben sSa.
Ben Hompfen, benn bas 6tebeu auf ber
Gteinen na@t taIt. fid) iuieber uni
iuie5er binausbiegen, Of man bern uo6
teiue rotben punfte fiebt; bonn tpiebel
0iif bem furjen Raum bin. unb herIau.
fen unb eineu fdbldfrigen Snipeitor ID
oft frageit, als man es befien @eoult
itur irgenb junuiben Tam, Db ber 3uc
nod niht balb tomme unb INNER tpie,
ber bahelbe: SEPT ttommt ct balb bOren
an bas ber 9r6fer ielbft ni1t glaubt
90 gingen bic 3tuei Stunben, eine gei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
Geioelt : 9epartenteut.

edparser unb farbiser atlas, bon so Gents
bis gu So 90.
enrab Seibsnftoffe in allen edattiruusen
~ rs gents nnb $500.
Sdpar3sr uno forbiser @roS @rain su 75e.,
80 e., 81, $1.25 nnb $1.50.
@efreifte unO fdedige Somnter- Seiben gu
IS, 40, 80, 65, 20 nno 80 gents.
Sdparser unb fatbiser @urab altlas, gu
so un6 75 Gents.
&leiberftuff 9epartentent.
CONNER. gaiimire pie Nuns. s.&eilins, alba,
troB, GRAPES. alserienne Streif Satin DO.
@renabine, Debese gu alien greifen.
SatinS, 9ejeidnet ober einfarbia au 10, Is,
20, 25, 80 uno So @ents.
grinfle Seeriuders au Z, 9, 1t, IL uno 15 CO.
Ginstam In babfder ausipabl gu 8, 10,
IL unb is Gents
8epbbr @insbam su 20, rs unb 80 CO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
Baraiol : 9eparteutelrt.

8ir baben bas Bel weitem srobte unb boil.
fGnbi9fe Enforcement bon einfa9en uno 2u>
rus @onnenf ffirmen in Der Stabt.
S9par5ieioene Raraiols-ton Is cs. bis 81.
S9narse gtfaS. S@irme bon 25-$5.
S9narse &tlaS. SGirme gefiittert unb nit
Spibenran6 bon $2.25-$15.
garbige @araiolS unsefatterte Bis S..
Garbige @arafols, sefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-Son ESQ Bis $12.
sfinSer.@arafols an s5, 50, Is CO. u. 81.
9anteu @eiBwaaren.
Seh,ben, bolle @roBe, bon As cs. bis gu $4.
Ganse Selnoen, bon 10 cs. Bis gu 81.
eorfett. .Beiten aller @roben, bon 30 gents
biS gu $1.bo.
CONNER @au3e l1ebertpeFen, in gr6Ben bon
2s-44, gu 40, SO unb go gt8.
Cine bibide gusnabl bon Sill ii. Spiben<
6auben fit &inber bon 25 eS Bis So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04

Serren 8aIbriggan anb braunes 9itIeitreab
nnteraeus, bon sl.75 BIS $3.50, per Mnjng.
@ine hIbfde MustpabI bon f9marsen 8nIss
ia4rn, Gantaiieidleifen, Min6fors unb Jour
in banb@ .grabatten.
Sin fd0ner 8orratb BON Ieineneu nnb feibe.
men 9erren.Saf9entiidern Opera S6Ieifen,
feibenen Hesenf9irmen.
Gin febr sroBeS GIortenent bon ne;ben uslb
bnnten sfnaben-0 0berbemben aus YertaI, fdrs
Glter bon 4--l2 Sabrsn, 5u 16, 25, IS, so G8
unb aufm1rts
Serrenldube in allen fyormen unb uluFsru
unb gu allen Preiieu.
Son Serren- uno senabens @irob6iiieu babeu
mir bas ansgebreitetle Eager in Sdbuefen
&erren. unb 9naben. 5iI3biite, lpei6e unb
iteife, bon allen Nrten uub S9aftirnngen.
S9ub5eus fiir 9au1eit i. &inbtr.
Sn biefem Departement bin id 70 pokI Dor.
sefeben, bae idj aae nno Sebermalin 81 beirie,
oigen bcrmae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
Gin Neriiinaunasmitte

Grau %bSbe gbesleb in @eterfon, glab
gountb. Soma, er3ablt bic folsenbe bemerfens.
tpertbe @efdidte, Oeren @abrbeit bon ben 8e.
pobnern ienes Stabtdens berbirst pirb: sd
bin 78 Sabre aIt uno bin lanse Sabre binburd
bon @ierenleiben unb @eldbmtbeit aepeiniat
pcroeu. Sd mar f6lieblid nidt mebr in,
Stanoe, mid aIlein ansufleibeu. Sept bin i9
bOaia frei bon allen 3eiben unb S6mersen mn6
tann fcaar n,eine Sausarbeit gana allein Der.
ri9ten. DaS Deroaufe i6 ben electric Bitters,
pel6e mid bUais beriiinst unO mid pon alIer
sraatbeit unb allen Siedtbum bsfreit baben. !"
Man berfuGe cine Glafde. Die fleine Slafde
tcitet 80 Gents, bic sro6e 81 unb if 80 baben in
ber Apothefe bon U. 0reis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
0or atpansia Sahren tnurhen

= @Or stuansia Sabrsn tpurben in
ben 8ereinigten Staten i'm @anaen
ni@t einmal 5000 3eitungeu unb 3eits
fdriften gebrudt. Seute 1T ibre an3abl
bereits auf IA, 700 geftiegen. Die meis
fen Sldtter tperben nattirli9 In englis
f6er Sprade gebrudt! gid1ft ben ems
gliiben nebmen aber bic beutIben ben
eriten Blab elm. gs tuerben ibrer gegen.
tudrtig 724 berausgegeben. Grans0s
fli9e 3eitungen gibt er nur II. 6errer
eri6einen in itanbinabii6er Spra6e SO,
in fpanif6er 81. in b6bmii6er 16, in bol,
ldnbii9er II, in polnif6er 7. in bdni,
f6er 4, in tualliiii6er 5, In finnii9er 5,
in itaIienii6er 5, in protusiefider 2,
in bebrdii6er 4, in 4inefii9er 2 uno in
unsarifder, ia6ianii9er uab in Der
@beroteiensS Spra6e ie cine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
9ameilsOMte ,c ,c.


OiefeS Departenent fann, sleid) ben iibri.
gen nidbt ibertroffen tuerben, ba i9 fdmmtIi9e
Mrtilel brett impprtife unb in, Stanbe bin,
Die bette nnb reid)baltisffe austuabl in ge3ug
auf leste Mfobe unb StiI am prdlentiren, ipie
/. 3. pSaueh" gapitoIia, Mtrriam, Ytilis,
Denber, 8arrett, Maib Ga Belle, Meboro,
Rrineeton, Sbeal, MIiee. Sennora. Surebe.
Sci uns finbet man bic neueiten MuFer in
Sntbefab bon febr sefdllisem Stbl unb au
niebrisfen Yreiie1t-bon So es. Bis $1.5O.
aae arten Mufpus, 8if6el, 8eeren nno cine
pradtboae MusmabI bon Blumen &c.
Gader, in groBem 8orratb bem einfadifen
bis gum elegantehen, rnb au allen Ereifen.
9errenzGaroerObe.
gSir baben Elm aussebebntes nnb pra1tbolles
afortement bon Serren- Oberben,ben aus Ser,
cal, 81 allen Rret1en. DaS bette SO st. Som.
mer Merino Semb, jenalS int Marste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
prei(e Gprecben fiir Bdn0e!

Surge &tnbertleiber BON 65 cs. bis $3.50.
@eaei6nete uno cinfade Sdueiser bon 124
Gents aufwGrts.
8oroirte 11eberfleiber gu So nn6 aufparts.
Borbrte @aibnlir ScarfS bon $1.5o-$2.
S6narse nnb farbise seriebs au$l, 125,
1.5o, So nnb uftparts.
9ante1t 9trnmpfiorten.
8rauHe 8albrissan, gutter 0ualitat, au 10,
l2, 10, 16, 20, %, 80 GtS unb anftparts.
ginfarbige @trimpfe-au 10, IL, Is, 20,
25 Gents unb aufparts.
ginfad]e unb 2urus SeioenFrimbfe fit
Wabden unb ainber, in allen 8arben unb su
allen 9reilen.
Goriettz9epartemeltt.
Son @orletts balten mir bic $50 gone~, bic
8arner 8ros., in alien Graben, Die IS. 81,
bic 0R. 81, biz 81. g." unb biele anoere
Wfarfen, sn 40, SO, rs Cts. uns ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
Oe66o(6 ii6er6eu9t GuC6!

GranaOff6e @ercals gu 8, 10, 124 II. 10 cs.
Gesei6nete 3aipnS 3u %, 81, 5, 8 u. 10 es,
Beifer unb farbiser @ull-au 121, Is, 90,
25, 35 nnb 80 Gents.
Bei6e 2apns gu 5, Z, s, 10, 124, Is, 20,
25, 80, 35 unb 40 @ents. 8n baben in 8i.
fbopS, 8ictoria unb Snbia 2abnS.
4erfide aopnS in allen Sdattiruneen BON
Is biz gu 80 Gents
GnlbroiOerie 9epartenteltt.
g6beiser 8orbiruns bon 8 Bis IS @ts.
gainbrir 8olbirnng bon 21-5o eS.
5fainioof @infaiiuns bon $50 @ts.
Garbi9e 8orbirunsen II. aubenrdnbe baau.
Stirt Glouncing, boIle 2dnge .75-$2.50.
SpiBen 9epartemeut.
Cine enoroie guspabI in foIsenben episen.
fortsn: ggbptifde, tiirtiid)e, Gordon, galen,
eia, 8riton, Spanil6e, @seurial, Geoora-in
allen 8reiten, bon bet biuisften bis su bet be.
fen @laffe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04
Gin Nrst oer Seefe.
Siomau bon @ilbelniue y. Silleru.
laOrtfetuna.l

lGotfetune.l
Dann brau9en iie freili1 feline mebr,
aber = 6as Ntbulen mar ia 70 f6iilid
unb bet Gebanfe, unter fold nieberem
6arBbefel 5u liegen, 70 beengenb = en-
iiidenbl
Alio baIb iollte fie ferbenl = So.
bannes hatte fi5 ni6t setduf6t. gs
NOR TO-!
DOer srauiame Sob! tlagte fie: 70
erfabt er mid tiifiiG in Der eleubeiten
Gorm oes Sie9tbums, -bes Iangf a.
men Gie9tbunls.
Gin Sdrei, ein leBter: sSobannes,
fOmm, bilf!" entrang fin grneltinens
2ippen, unb Der 3bir 3uifrebeno ftiirste
fie beiinnuusslos sufammen.
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Budlens Mrusea.sa,be.

Die bette Saibe bet sBeIt fur Gdnitte
Nneti6nnsen, @efdbire, f}ieber. unb Saut.
Nusf4Iao, Gle@te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Sroit.
beuIen uno ale Sauttranfbeitsn turirt So,
msrrboioen ober feline 8esabIuns g0Ilias
SatiSfieation sarantirt ober oas @elb p,rb
suriiderFattet. rs Gents fie Sdadts! BEL "
Dreib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04

Der Stat: @ie alt finb sic
benn eigentli92
Ser Nrbeiter: Sd bin od)ts
unbie63ig Sabre alt unb felt atpei Sabs
rem arbeitsunfdbig.
Der @taat: Das TT fd6n. Nun
beeilen Sic ii@, fteben3is alt au tper.
ben, bann erbalten sic 339 pfennige
tdgli6. (8erl. Despen.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04

= Der 6rhbIins TT bic bette 3eit,
bas 8Iut gu reinisen. Or. augult
26uigs Samburger Sropfen fino bas
bette Wittel oafiir.
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- Mdbrenb 6er am %. Suli been.
beten Wo6e tpurben 6,215 3miidens
bedssBafagiere i'm Cattle Garben ges
lanbet, gesen 5,912 in ber corresponds
renben Wo9e bes 8oriabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-04

JIountinss unb tirfii6e MuBenranbfpisen
in Cream, Beib, Beiee nn6 farbig.
Spanifd)e @uimpure in Sdwars, @ream
unb Beige, nnO pafenbe ginfafinmsen.
Damen.Safdentiider, ipei6e, nit Gantalie.
einfaiiuns, 3ierranb nnb Baden; slei9falS
cine fdone austuabI bon Srauer.5afdentii>
6ern gu allen Treifen.
9altsbaltuussito1e.
@eblei@ter Slid Damafi-3u 35, 40, 45,
so Gents un6 auftparts.
8rauner Damaft su %. 80, 40 unb 30 CO.
Noiber Siirfiider Slid. 9.9amaf-su 80, s5,
40, so unb 60 Gents unb ufipdrts.
@ebleidte uno unsebIei@te 9amaif Sanb.
tider, gutter @rOBe, gu 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 @s.
unb aufparts. @robe tiirfifde 8abe.S SanOs
tii6er an 15, 16, 20 unb 25 Gents.
@efraufes Sanbtii6eraeug, bon $40 gts.
Sbisen. 8crbange gu 125. Is, 20, 25, 80
Gents unb aufmdrtS.
9rapirunssfoffe gu 10, u unb Is Gents.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-02-18
DUPLEX.
School Books.

ED. REVIEW: Among the almost
800 bills introduced, there was one IN
the early part of the session for the
pu.pos of furnishing school books by
the State. It was but a few days after
the introduction of the bill, when the
"Oresonian" had an article oyer three
columns in length on the subject, tax
ing the ground, that it would cost the
state toomuch to publish its own school
books From the ''Oregonian's" state
ment, it appears that books costing
Sl7,073 in New York are retailed at
Portland for s27, $40 (and lnore than
this in other towns. Now this ex-
plains what | often wondered, why
school books of Inferior binding, paper,
etc., should cost more thsn other books
Why could not tie state superintend-
ent attend to the procuring Of tl.ese
books in New York and then distl.ib-
uting them to the county superintend
ents or treasurers, who could sell themq
Would the patrons not save at least
60 per cent, if not so per cent on pres
ent pricesl But as this law would
benefit : of the families Of the state,
there is no one pushing it, and we
need not look for its adoption.
WIN THIEL
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ROSEBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, Is, 1887
n0sEBURG LOCALS.
evenings.

Beautiful evenings.
The sun has made its appearance
Master Elbert Hermann has been
sick for few days.
Mrs. G. w. Johnstoon received a
fine piano this week.
Miss Della Partie returned from the
metropolis last Friday.
Mr.. Reed, paymaster on the o. d
G. r. r., went south yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. w. Q. Terrell, of San Francisco,
was IN the city the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. Milton Chenoweth spent few
days here last week. He leaves short
ly for Arizona.
NJ. Walter Knott, of East Port
land, is in our beautiful Burg visiting
with his aunt, Mrs. Binger Hermann.
The Junior Band discoursed some of
its sweetest music in honor of Mrs.
Reinhart and son last Saturday eve
Mug.
Mrs. Senator Reinhart ard son, oi
eastern Oregon, were the guests Of
Mrs. J. B. Horner lest Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rapp, son and
daughter went to Eugene Thursday
morning, they are expected home this
evening
Mr.. Merrill, cf Portland, agent fol
Allen & Lewis, will be in the city nexI
week and will pay the highest cash
price for grain and wool.
RESOLVED: That there is more
pleasure in pursuit than in possession
was discussed last Friday evening. The
decision was in favor of the affirmative
RESOLVED: That the North is paort
to blame for the Civil war than tht
South, viii be discussed at the mex
meeting of the Adelphian Literary So
ciety
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
John Chase will be sorry to hear tha
they left Roseburg Thursday mornin
for Salem to remain few weeks an
then 60 to California where Mr.. Chas
will enter into business and settle.
Last Wednesday mornings mort
bound train carried from Rosebur
Miss Minnie Mcfarland and Miss I'd
Burnett, who for the past six montf
have been teaching in the public sehoo
While here the young ladies made mar
friends who will be sorry to hear th
thcy have left us. May success crow
all their efforts and their bark glit
smoothly over life's stormy ocean.
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THE DEADLY FOOL.
G. W.GENGER.

Under the law, as it stands at present,
the homicidal fool who through the
didn' 't-know twas Loaded" act at Albina
on Thursday afternoon. can not be
banged for murder, and more, S the pity
Yet the law ought to be put in form to
meet such cases as this with far Sc
verer punishment than it metes outnow.
1t was his own gun and he was 60
ing out to shoot ducks, but he "didn't
know it was loaded, and he pointed
it at the woman ''in playful mood to
scare her," pulled the trigger and she
fell dead. And then he was so sur
prised and so sorry, and loaded the air
with lamentations.
The deadly fool frequently tries the
patience of communities in this way;
but his case is not incurable. If the
legislature will just enact law declar.
ing that every homicide of this kind
shall be punished as murder, the hang
ing of a deadly fool or two will be q
warning to all the rest.
The law, too, ought to prescribe q
severe penalty for raising gun and
pointing it at another, and any injury
less than death resulting from sucl
act should be punished as murderou
assault.
| Though the legislature is approach
ing the end of its term, and there i
| little time for new business, it woulc
| be an excellent thing if it could give u
an act to protect human life agains
the deadly fool, and to punish tn
deadly fool according to his Deserts
Oregonian.
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ADELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.
VTsIT TO MT. VERNON.
BY SCHILLER HERxASS.

On the 22nd of February 1886 at e:Is a. m.
few friends and LETT Washington CITY on an |
excursion down the Potomac to Mi. Vernon, |
Virginia, the home and tomb Of Gen. George
Washington. The boat was crowded with
travellers from all parts Of the ration. The |
Marine band which is the finest in the United
States, and many other Military Companies
were there. A few minutes alter passing the
barracks, the boat whistled for Alexandria
The passengers got off and we started for
Christ church. The brick from which this
church is made was brought from England.
The church is I3o years old. In the church
yard are many graves which are over 100
years Of age. After looking at the graves
which are 100 years old. we all went inside
the church where the pews OF Gen. Wash
ington and Robert E. Lee are. After
| church was out we all went and sat down in
each of the pews just for curiosity sake. We
then started for the Marshall house where
| Ellsworth was shot as he went up to take
down the flag at the time the troops arrived in
Alexandria. After looking over the premises
we started for the Braddock house. The first
thing OF importance to visit here is the Blue
Room where Washington assumed command
of the army. Up to this day everything in
the room is blue. In the basement was the
soldiers hospital. After waiting few min
utes we heard the whistle and started for the
boat. 1t being clear day we could see Mt.
| in tlon 1icfauce We str ~
that place. As a boat comes in sight the
large bell at Mt Vernon is always tolled.
The boat began 10 slow up as we approached
the wharf The band and other companies
were arranged in line and as they marched up
the river path toward the tomb the band
played the beautiful dirge ''Nearer my God to
Thee When we arrived at the tomb every
man lifted his hat. On one side Of the tomb
is the marble casket Of Gen. Washington and
on the other side that of Mrs. Washington,
while on the outside, are the graves of Bushrod
Washington and Others We then started
around the premises. We first visited the old
tomb where Washington lay for 20 years, it
is built under ground with door leading in
| 10 IL. we tnen came across tIlc Oiu ICC "Cll
which is 75f. deep. 1t was filled with ice in
the winter and used out in the summer. After
looking at the hot house and other places of
interest we started for the dwelling house
Everything is just as they left it. We visited
the rooms where the Cen and Mrs. Washing
ton died. After looking at many things of In
terest we had our photographs taken showing
the room in which Washington died and after
gathering many relics started for the boat. !
wa such clear day that we could see up the
river I6 miles and also we could see looming
into the clouds, the dome Of the capitol ant
Washington monument. AT 4:3o P. m. thu
boat started from Mt. Vernon for Washington
City, and after listening to the sweet music
discoursed by the Marine band for few hour
we arrived at Washington City where we al
started for Our homes well pleased with ou
4 days journey
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offered a solution.

4 prisoner is supposed to be confined
in a prison, of which the above IS a
plan. Each cell opens into all cells
adjoining it. Supposing the prisoner
to be in cell A, and to be offered his
freedom if he will from that cell go
through every other cell, and out at B,
going through no cell more than once
in passing from A to B, could he thus
gain his liberty?
A writer in the Scientific American
says he believes 1t can be done, bat
does not offer the key. Several gen.
tlemen who frequent the Merchants
Exchange in this city, have been work
ing at it three days without success.
One Of them is half crazy He bought
a slate, scratched lines as per above di-
agram, and has. already worn out two
soapstone slate pencils